Heyer Stylus No. 52
DimensionsOverall: 1 x 2 x 18 cm
Credit LineGift of Reverend Ken Anderson, 2006
Object number2006.012.010
Label TextThis Heyer stencil stylus came from St. James-Westminster Church. These would be used for tracing and drawing on stencil paper. Duplicators and their accessories were used for reproducing newsletters and notices without having to rely on an outside printer. Duplicating and stencil products were popular with churches, schools, organizations, and offices. In the 20th-century, duplicating machines were a low-cost, easy to use alternative printer.
NameStylus, Drawing
